Released in the closing embers of last year, Save Our Hearts is a release which only lures greater praise carrying attention and vocal support as the weeks go by. Though hooked in by its single, One Shot, at the time… Read More ›
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2021: A new year, fresh sounds
Firmly in the hands of a new year but equally the less welcoming restrictions and isolations of the last 12 months, we also immediately found ourselves in the face of some stunning and exciting encounters in the shape of… Read More ›
Davey Woodward & The Winter Orphans – Love and Optimism
Having been thickly taken with the singles Warm Hands and Occupy This Space recently, there was an eagerness to go check out the latest album from UK outfit Davey Woodward & The Winter Orphans from whence they came. Fair to… Read More ›
The Pull of Autumn – Small Colors
There are releases which instantly enslave your attention and there are some which sow a seed of intrigue and fascination which blossoms over time and captures the imagination just as fully. Small Colours, the new album from The Pull of… Read More ›
Scant Regard – Massive Cult Following
Every flight with a Scant Regard album has proven a full adventure in imaginative sight and manipulative sound, each a spark for the imagination and a newly animated spirit and new full-length, Massive Cult Following, is no different. The solo… Read More ›
The Aquabats – Kooky Spooky In Stereo
With the world being ravaged from every corner by the darkest trespasses in various forms, mighty real life cartoon superheroes, The Aquabats, have returned to save our spirits and insanity with their new and 6th album Kooky Spooky In Stereo…. Read More ›
Chris Mullin – Still Treading Water
It is a couple of years since acclaim embraced the second EP, as indeed its predecessor the year before, from British songwriter Chris Mullin and surely is destined to again as he returns with the four track temptation, Still Treading… Read More ›
Pia Fraus – Empty Parks
There are numerous traits which enthral attention within the new album from Estonian band Pia Fraus with with fascination leading the way. In its contrast lit body it offers an embrace of ears and imagination thick in melancholy yet is… Read More ›
Scant Regard – You Know The Drill
If its predecessor, Skipping Over Damaged Area, was an exploration and echo of the “apocalyptic destruction and devolution of the planet we live on”, then You Know The Drill is the bold new adventure in its escape; a sci-fi toned… Read More ›
Intimacy and the Roar: talking with Jack And Sally
Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Could you first introduce yourself/the band and tell us how it came to be? Prav-Like Fez from That 70s Show, I was given the name Prav by the band… Read More ›
